The effect of HPAM polymer for enhanced oil recovery on corrosion behaviour of a carbon steel and interaction with the inhibitor under simulated brine conditions

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The effect of HPAM polymer for enhanced oil recovery on corrosion behaviour of a carbon steel and interaction with the inhibitor under simulated brine conditions. / Moshtaghi, Masoud; Eskinja, Magdalena; Mori, Gregor Karl et al.
In: Corrosion science, Vol. 217.2023, No. June, 111118, 22.03.2023.

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Moshtaghi, M, Eskinja, M, Mori, GK, Grießer, T, Safyari, M & Cole, I 2023, 'The effect of HPAM polymer for enhanced oil recovery on corrosion behaviour of a carbon steel and interaction with the inhibitor under simulated brine conditions', Corrosion science, vol. 217.2023, no. June, 111118. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.corsci.2023.111118

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Moshtaghi, M., Eskinja, M., Mori, G. K., Grießer, T., Safyari, M., & Cole, I. (2023). The effect of HPAM polymer for enhanced oil recovery on corrosion behaviour of a carbon steel and interaction with the inhibitor under simulated brine conditions. Corrosion science, 217.2023(June), Article 111118. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.corsci.2023.111118

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Moshtaghi M, Eskinja M, Mori GK, Grießer T, Safyari M, Cole I. The effect of HPAM polymer for enhanced oil recovery on corrosion behaviour of a carbon steel and interaction with the inhibitor under simulated brine conditions. Corrosion science. 2023 Mar 22;217.2023(June):111118. doi: 10.1016/j.corsci.2023.111118

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Moshtaghi, Masoud ; Eskinja, Magdalena ; Mori, Gregor Karl et al. / The effect of HPAM polymer for enhanced oil recovery on corrosion behaviour of a carbon steel and interaction with the inhibitor under simulated brine conditions. In: Corrosion science. 2023 ; Vol. 217.2023, No. June.

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abstract = "The introduction of polymers to reservoir is a common technique for enhanced oil recovery. In this paper, the combination of electrochemical measurements, surface analysis and rheological measurements was employed to elucidate impact of hydrolysed polyacrylamide (HPAM) on corrosion behaviour of carbon steel. The interaction between HPAM and inhibitor was also studied for first time. Adsorption isotherm analysis and XPS implied that corrosion inhibition properties of HPAM are due to chemisorption of polymer on carbon steel surface. Introduction of inhibitor in system resulted in increased viscosity and corrosion inhibition at 25 and 75 °C due to H bonding between HPAM and inhibitor.",
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